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Famous architect Frank Furness can claim hundreds of buildings — most in the Philadelphia area. And it’s no coincidence th ...

The Athenaeum of Philadelphia is the repository of working drawings by the great 19th-century architect Frank Furness (pronounced “ ...

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Newly elected state Senator Greg Lavelle was selected to serve as Senate Minority Whip during the first state Senate Republican caucus me ...

Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to the Philadelphia Museum of Art for the opening c ...

Find out tonight(Thusday, Nov 29) at the Free Library of Philadelphia when Nassim Nicholas Taleb talks about his latest book, Antigra ...

The Philadelphia School District and two city charters are the last remaining targets of active investigations into possible cheating on ...

I took it personally when a strange dog came over and peed on my foot in the dog park. It was my first week of unemployment and I was alr ...

Sometimes hearing people talk about complex issues makes it a lot easier to understand. Take for instance this week’s decision by t ...

Hostess Brands Inc. plans to ask for a judge’s approval Thursday to give its top executives bonuses totaling up to $1.8 million as ...

As I was writing last week’s post for NewsWorks, there was an intruder in my chicken coop. A little bit of fur was sticking out of ...

Known for his brash, blunt style, Wilmington Mayor James Baker delivered his farewell address to a packed crowd of city leaders and resid ...

Good morning, Feeders! Tom MacDonald is spending the day with Phily City Council, where topics include but are not limited to Jim ...

A plan by Triumph Baptist Church and Universal Companies to build a senior housing development in Nicetown got city zoning board approval ...

New Castle County has reversed a ban that prohibited smoking near three office complexes where most of the county’s 1,400 employees ...